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DS Style, take two

By Spencer . October 4, 2007 . 9:20am

The next round of Square-Enix’s DS Style series popped on shelves yesterday with little fanfare. Most of them are portable travel guides in the Chikyuu no Arukikata DS series. I doubt anyone is going to pick up a DS guide…

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Wine, gourmet cuisine, DS Style

By Spencer . September 19, 2007 . 7:47am

Square-Enix is expanding their DS Style series with Wine no Hajimekata DS, a portable guide to wine. Like other DS Style games, Wine no Hajimekata DS has a quiz mode where you can test your knowledge on wine when it comes…

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A tour of DS Style: Anata mo DS de Classic Kiite Mimasenka

By Spencer . August 10, 2007 . 3:47pm

When you start DS Style: Anata mo DS de Classic Kiite Mimasenka you’re taken into a room with a dog that is causally enjoying classical music in the background. In one song he is looking at a butterfly and in…

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Square-Enix’s release schedule for Japan

By Spencer . May 14, 2007 . 1:34pm

Since we summed up Square-Enix’s release dates for North America here is a look at what is coming out to Japan.   Final Fantasy II Anniversary Edition – 06.07 Itadaki Street DS – 06.21 World Walking: Italy – 07.05 World Walking:…

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DS Style priced and dated

By Spencer . May 8, 2007 . 9:05am

 Square-Enix announced the first five titles in their DS Style series will be released on July 5th. The three World Walking travel guides for France, Italy and Thailand will be sold for 2,940 yen ($24) a piece. The other two titles…

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From around the interweb: Talking about “DS Style”

By Spencer . April 18, 2007 . 6:29pm

So I’m starting this new internet roundtable discussion gig where editors, writers and passionate fans chat about their thoughts on everything gaming. For our first “from around the interweb” session we’re discussing DS Style. No not the jewel encrusted fashionable…

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Square-Enix’s DS software for the Touch Generations crowd

By Spencer . April 6, 2007 . 8:44am

After Nintendo’s success with the Touch Generations series more companies are developing software, not games, for the Nintendo DS. Square-Enix is the latest company to try this approach and they have a new “DS Style” brand to promote these games.…